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gismu rafsi: dim x₁ is a fate/destiny of x₂; [doom, curse are mabla-forms]; x₂ is fated/predestined/doomed to x₁. Fated/destined/doomed (= seldimna). See also dapma.

To live here is my fate.

lujvo x₁ is mortal/subject to death. See also morsi, dimna, mroka'e

experimental cmavo vocative: well-wish - curse Used to express well-wishes/curses. See also dimna, zandapma, dapma, ki'e, doi

lujvo x₁ is a curse / bad fate upon x₂ ; x₂ is cursed / accursed. See dimna, mabla, dapma

lujvo x₁ is a blessing / good fate upon x₂ ; x₂ is blessed. See dimna, zabna, zandapma

fu'ivla x₁ (agent) consigns (by thought, word, or deed) x₂ (patient) to fate x₃ (abstraction) So-called "neutral-dapma"; zandapma would be the connotationally positive form, while dapma would be the connotationally negative form. See pacna, dimna, a'o, di'ai

gismu rafsi: dap x₁ curses/damns/condemns x₂ to fate (event) x₃. Curse with a specific expression (= dapsku). See also mabla, dimna, cnemu, sfasa, dunda, cusku, cirko, jdima, di'ai.

lujvo x₁=z₁=r₁=g₁ procrastinates/avoids doing work x₂=r₂=g₂ (ka), instead doing x₃=r₃ (ka). I figured I'd FINALLY get around to defining this, only for it to be in order to delay doing homework. cf. zukte, rivbi, gunka, dimna, funca.

lujvo x₁ swears / takes an oath, promising/asserting x₂ (abstraction), invoking fate x₃ (abstraction) x₂ could be a nu-event or ka-action that x₁ intends to happen or perform, or a du'u-proposition that x₁ swears the truth of. x₃ is a fate (typically bad) that x₁ invokes on themself should they break the oath. tu'a can be used to raise x₃, to swear by a treasured possession (implied fate being loss of that possession), or a deity (implied fate being the wrath of said deity). See dimna, maldimna, nupre, cevni, dapma